The Victoria Hall, Belfast
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The Victoria Hall, Belfast
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 10 Jul 1983
The classical Victoria Hall was built in 1840 as the Victoria Music Hall. It later became a gospel hall before falling into disuse and decay. It was replaced by a neo-Georgian speculative development in the early 90’s (now occupied by the government solicitor’s office). The street to the rear is Music Hall Lane. Image shsows the replacement. See also Image (February 1982).
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Image Location
Latitude
54.596281
Longitude
-5.927031